Epilog Fusion M2 32 Manual page 113

SECTION 10: SYSTEM FEATURES
3. To insure the graphic is correctly positioned, draw a
vector box around your artwork with a vector cutting
stroke width (.001" or .025 mm). Print the box to
the laser.
4. Click the check box next to Center Engraving in the
General Tab of the driver.
5. In the drop-down box, select Center-Center.
6. Set the page size to match the page size in the Laser
Dashboard (4" x 4" or 101 x 101 mm).
7. Select Vector as your job type.
8. Set a Vector Power Setting of 0% and print the job
to the laser.
9. Run the job with the laser door open (so the laser won't fire). If the engraving area is lined up, delete the outline
you created and print the engraving job to the laser.
10. After the job is complete, you can reset the Home Position by going to Jog mode, then double center clicking to
access the sub-menu. Tilt the Joystick to the right to Restore Home.
While Center-Center is the most common use for the Center Engraving features you can also use Center-Left and set a
Home Position that is the left portion of your engraving area. Center-Top is at the middle, top area of the area you want to
engrave. Depending on the object you are engraving, this may be easier to find than the center point of the engraving area.
Center-Center
The red circle signifies the Home Position for each Center Engraving choice.
Page-Center
When you are engraving an unbalanced image (not equal left to right or top to bottom), you will want to use the Page-
Center feature. For this example, if we engrave the image with Center-Center settings, the graphic will not look centered
on the object because the actual center point is to the right of the point we want to center in the logo. To get around this,
we'll use Page-Center.
Center-Left
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Center Engraving
Center-Top